De Voie, Bessie (b. around 1888)
De Voie, Bessie (b. around 1888)
American theatrical dancer. Born c. 1888, in Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Known for her work as ballet dancer in musicals and comedies, made Broadway debut in the chorus of The Show Girl (1902); made 1st ballet appearance in Mr. Bluebeard (1903); joined Rogers Brothers' company (1904) and appeared in their comedies The Rogers Brothers in Paris (1904) and In Ireland (1905); because of publicity received over her involvement in complicated legal battle (c. 1909), was offered larger roles on Broadway, including in Our Miss Gibbs (1910) and Louisiana Lou (1912); performed frequently in vaudeville throughout New York City.
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